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Go ahead, talk about "abortion funding", talk about parental notification laws...talk about all the other stuff & promote all the other bills. But if you are going to do so, than don't stop talking about the need to end abortion. I saw a website for a politician that is a good example of what I am talking about. Carl Palidino, who is running for Governor, talks about abortion this way:

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In a recent interview, former Planned Parenthood clinic director Abby Johnson discussed how pro-lifers can be more affective in countering the culture of death. Much of the advice she gives Pro-Life Unity is already trying to do! Take note: at 11 minutes, 30 seconds she mentions how to use word-of-mouth communication to help women choose life (think Organized for Life!), at 12:50 she comments on how pastors should preach against abortion from the pulpit (think Cherish Life Ministries), and at 21:21 she describes the effectiveness of a pro-life presence at the mills (think Adopt the Mills). It's only 22 minutes long. Watch it now! Abby Johnson Interview

I'm proud to be a Republican, but I'm pro-life first.

After making a couple observations about 2 years ago, I decided to work harder at being a nonpartisan pro-lifer.

First, it seemed to me Republicans were taking our support for granted and had wasted political capital, particularly when they owned all 3 branches of government from 2000-2006 (save for the 17-month Jeffords Senate flip blip).

Second, I thought Rahm Emanuel gave us an opening in 2006 when forced to recruit pro-lifers to run in conservative districts so House Democrats might win back the majority. Could we germinate life in the Party of Death?

Thereafter I bolstered Democrat pro-lifers whenever I could in my writing. It was hard, but I tried to catch 'em being good.

Then health care happened, and the importance of Democrat pro-lifers became more apparent than ever before. We were on the brink of advancing abortion to an extent not seen since the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. The Supremes made it legal; socialized health care would make it much more available through regulations and much more affordable through public funding.

Republicans in the minority were basically helpless to stop it, but could the small Democratic pro-life band of brothers and sisters?

It was at this point I wrote two blog posts I now regret - "Remain calm about Nelson" and "Remain calm about Stupak." A proverb I knew but cast aside in hope: Never "remain calm" about any politician....

Continue reading my column today, "Can pro-lifers ever support Democrats?" at WorldNetDaily.com.